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2009 -2021
Experiment:
How Does a Plant
Drink Water?
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How to use:
Pages 4, 5, 6:
• The next three slides are the materials list,
instructions and what to look for during the
experiment.
• Teachers can print out pages 4, 5, 6 and use
under a projector for whole class to see.
• Or pull up as a PDF on your computer and project
on to smart board/white board for whole class to
see.
• Or print out for each student.
Pages 7 :
• Printable instructions.
Pages 8, 9:
• Worksheets for students hypothesis and
observations
Colorful Celery Experiment
Materials:
• Celery (2 -3 stalks for more )
• Water
• Food coloring
• Clear tall cups or jars for each celery stalk
Colorful Celery Experiment
Step 1:
Fill each cup/jar with water. Add a different color of
food coloring to each jar. Dark colors work best.
Step 2:
Clean stalks of celery. Slice about an inch off the
bottom of each stalk. And make a small vertical cut
up the stalk.
Step 3:
Stand each stalk into its own cup/jar.
Step 4:
Let the celery sit in the food coloring for a few days.
Make observations.
Colorful Celery Experiment
Observations
Look closely
Instructions
Colorful Celery Experiment
Materials:
• Celery (2 -3 stalks for more )
• Water
• Food coloring
• Clear tall cups or jars for each celery stalk
Instructions:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Fill each jar with water. Put different food coloring in each.
Clean the stalks. Cut 1 inch off bottom. Make small slice
vertical up stalk.
Stand each stalk in its own cup of colored water.
Let the celery sit for a few days.
Make observations.
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Name:
Colorful Celery Hypothesis
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Name:
Colorful Celery Ob servation
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